grunnvannsoppfylling
Grunnvannsoppfylling, also known as groundwater recharge, is the process by which water moves downward from surface water to groundwater. This replenishes the aquifers that store and transmit groundwater. Natural recharge occurs through precipitation infiltrating the soil and percolating through unsaturated zones to reach the water table. Areas with permeable soils and low evaporation rates are particularly conducive to natural recharge.
Human activities can also influence or directly cause groundwater recharge. Artificial recharge methods are employed to
The management of groundwater recharge is crucial for sustainable water resource management. Understanding the rate and